<< <i>I thought the 36-D 3 1/2 leg variety had the almost missing rear leg due to die erosion, not the front leg like the 37-D? >>
Nope-the front leg, exactly like the '37-D, just to a lesser degree. It's also a legitimate die abrasion error, too-one of six total 3 1/2 legged coins to be found in this series.
Thanks for the explaination. Too bad about the rim hits on the OP's coin, but I assume these 36D 3.5 legs are like hen's teeth and that doesn't knock it too much.
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<< <i>I thought the 36-D 3 1/2 leg variety had the almost missing rear leg due to die erosion, not the front leg like the 37-D? >>
Nope-the front leg, exactly like the '37-D, just to a lesser degree. It's also a legitimate die abrasion error, too-one of six total 3 1/2 legged coins to be found in this series.
Too bad about the rim hits on the OP's coin, but I assume these 36D 3.5 legs are like hen's teeth and that doesn't knock it too much.
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
The coin was picked up at a local Florida flea-market for ------------------------------------------------------------------------$5.00. It is not mine but a good friend scored this one.